John Wellington Starr

1822–1846 (age 24)

Biography

John Wellington Starr was an innovative engineer whose inventive spirit left a mark on the industrial pursuits of his day. His work in Key Hill Cemetery’s community and beyond reflected a keen mind and a willingness to tackle practical challenges with optimism.

Starr’s creativity and dedication helped inspire future engineers, demonstrating how thoughtful perseverance can lead to meaningful progress.

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Joseph Gillott
1799–1873 (age 74)
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George Dawson
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